The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-24

eIpAIeu ana that NJ hat manhood
enough to quit it. The speaker had
known Craniil since his boyhood
and had seen han quit the use OF it
aud II these meu could quit
II he did not see why
others should be restrained 10y law.
Mr.. Blii POgue WAS called tor. lie
sad That while he was u member of
temperance union, ho was opposed TO
prohibition, as nc recognized the diff
ference between temp sranco and pro.
hlbitiou. lie dld not believe that the
amendment would decrease the
consumption of whisky and
the revenue would tie lost. lie
drew contrast between the prohibi-
tlonists and the ants in the couutry
as the pruhibiuoni~ts were always
running arc uud to make converts and
hcglectDg their crops
Delegate Dickinson, culorcd. was
called upon and said that
ne was an American cit
ilcn that he found whisky here, aud
no one Ind right TO question whether
he drank IT, il he paid Tor it. That
they had organized club in his
nelghborhood of iorty.iivc members.
ne committee reported that ii had
selected seventy five instead of fifty
delegates, who were III perfect accord
with the movement. They reported
the following names The committee
asked that all who could not attend
be allowed to send proxies.
STATE CONVENTION DELEGATES.
Jake Weaver, DR. Folsom. Frank S
hidmorc, Thos. lIogg, II. G.. Mills,
NJ. ) Strickland,A 4. Ford, Ii Allen,
Is. !. Bcwlcy. Il. &. Jones, Prot. Tate,
DR.. Whitlock, Jack Grow,
III. Nichols. Thomas Mcws.
DR. Benefited, Tom Rcnfro, thas.
wright, L. II. Evans, j. T.. Brown, DR..
Fountain, W. G.. Boyd, Dr. j. II.
Caldwell W. "A. HUMPHREYS, jos
Drain, c. Il. Williams, Thos Carpeu.
ter, Neil Mclcnuau, Gus Hanna, Run
Cook. Y. Il. Ballou, AIDE Rose, John \.
Moore, Thos. K ggc, w. w. Evans,
Thos, Mann, Jake Moore, VIM.
Horn, Pete Rose j. H. Harrison,
;. W Porter, G. W Roller, A. J. Wal
lace, Carey Fowler, Tho-. Wilson,
Jos. Alexander, Jos. Jones, Chas.
William llarrown Cole. Aaron i d.
wards Sol. Campbell, Ligc Weaver,
John Stcphron. Geo. Clark. l.. &. Al
eXandcr, WIZ. Flournoy H. NJ. Thomp-
son, NJ. {. II. Park. i L. Barlow, Jos.
Elkel, ID II Hardy, Frank Mitchell, ii
l.. Parsons, y. l.. Barker, T.. l.. sam
ucls. Pat. Massey, G. Il. Gerald. w. :
Baker, VI. -. Herring, j. n. solomon
, #. II. Robertson, W. a. Poagc, +. NJ
Makeig.
/ The report of the committee wat
adopted,
[ This committee also offered res
oluUon suggesting the appointment
: OF n central committee. Ii was ADOPT
0 ed Judge Alexander was elected
e permanent chairinain of the ,onVcu
+. ton and also chairman of The count.
@ central committee.
e 1t was adopted that the chair ap
I point the central committee con
. si,tng of four others besides him
A self
i CENTRAL COMMITTEE
t L. {. Alexander, chairman, g. Il
II Gerald. Dr. Park and Gro Clark.
: MIR George CNlmcr WIS added Il
=, the liot of delegates TO the Dalla
I convention.
D By request the name Of MIR kichart
- Downs was added to the central com
b mittcc. The following Is the
c EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
$ of the county Joe Smith, chair
I man, Douglass store; Thos. licntro
=. Geneva; j. W. Clcmmons, Chini
Il Syringe. Y. L. Balur, Bosqucv.li': J.
II {. Jones, Crawford VIM, torm, Pat
c rick; l.. G.. Wheeler. White Hall, II
u Nichols. West r. Il. Eynn-, Congcr'
e store; j. a. Brown, Duty's store
:, Jake Weaver, Mart Gus llnnnu
a south Bosquc: Bob Winston, Ross
a Jake Moore, kobinsouviIlc; thHrle
D Wcstbrook, Lorcnh; John l.. NailoI
!. Moody; DR.. Tolson, MrGrcgor san
e Waterp, AXtcll rhihp Sicg!c
c Sicglcvillc; Or. Osborne, Harper
u G.. II. Chumly lIrushy Tank.
II II was sdOpted that if the commit
Il tees shou q ind any Of the name
Il mcntionuoucd composing them, pro
b. hibitionsi-, that the committe b
Il authorized to supply the vacancies Fl
> caused.
The convention then adjourned.